A sermon by Pastor Tim Vusik from Genesis 6:1-8.

Sin enters in Genesis 3, spreads in Genesis 4, and by Genesis 5, death reigns over all. When we arrive at Genesis 6, humanity has fallen so far that God grieves over His creation and is ready to bring judgment. How did things unravel so quickly, and what can we learn from it?

Big Idea: Though humanity deserved to be wiped out, God’s holy grief led not only to judgment, but to grace.

A sermon by Pastor Tim Vusik from Genesis 5:1-32.

When we’re young, we ignore death, but as we age, we spend our lives trying to outrun what we know is inevitable. Genesis 5 may look like a list of names, but it reveals a problem we cannot escape and a hope we cannot afford to miss.

Big Idea: Though death is certain because of sin, your hope beyond the grave is faith in God’s promises.

A sermon by Pastor Tim Vusik from Genesis 4:17-26.

In Genesis 4:17–26, two family lines are set before us. These aren’t just records of ancient history; they reveal the pursuit that defines every human life.

Big Idea: In a fallen, self-indulgent world, don’t build your name but call on His name in faith.

A sermon by Pastor Tim Vusik from Genesis 4:1-16.

Genesis 4 continues the story of the fall by showing us what life looks like outside the Garden. Though humanity has lost paradise, people still approach God and offer worship. Yet this chapter confronts us with a sobering truth: not all worship is accepted.

Big Idea: Because we are sinners outside the garden, we must come to God on His terms and respond to Him on our knees.

A sermon by Pastor Tim Vusik from Acts 17:30-31.

Not all events in history carry the same impact or significance. There is, however, one event that stands above them all. Though it occurred at a specific time and place, it determines the destiny of every person who has ever lived.

Big Idea: Since the resurrection is true, judgment is due, and repentance is the way through.

A sermon by guest preacher Benjamin Schroeder from John 4:1-42.

Big Idea: We are satisfied when God is worshipped.

A sermon by Pastor Tim Vusik from Genesis 3:8-24.

If all we see in Genesis 3 is misery, we’ve missed the point. In the middle of judgment, God’s mercy is on full display.

Big Idea: God responds to sinful humanity with unexpected mercy.

A sermon by Pastor Tim Vusik from Genesis 3:7-19.

If God is good, why is there so much misery in every aspect of our lives? The answer takes us back to the rebellion of Genesis 3, where we learn that sin is far more serious than we often think.

Big Idea: Because of sin, God has subjected every part of human life to misery.

A sermon by Pastor Tim Vusik from Genesis 3:1-7.

Genesis 3 records the moment humanity commits mutiny against its Creator. The rebellion that begins here spreads through the entire human race like a deadly disease. Every broken relationship, every injustice, every tear, every grave can ultimately be traced back to what happens here.

Big Idea: When God’s Word is distorted and God’s goodness is discredited, our life with God is destroyed.

Satan leads humanity into mutiny against God as he:

A sermon by Pastor Tim Vusik from Genesis 2:18-25.

Weddings are full of joy—but marriages often face strain and disappointment. Why? Because we forget that marriage is God’s gift, designed with purpose and meant to flourish according to His plan.

Big Idea: Marriage is God’s design—initiated, formed, and established for our good and His glory!